Losing Liam book of poems

“I wrote the poems following my son’s suicide in 2003. They helped me to connect with him and to grieve. I hope they will also speak to others who have lost children, and to those who offer support through the work of this charity.” – Sue Bracknell

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This is a useful short book for younger children (7+) to teenage children. It has an introduction for parents but then explains cancer in a simple way children can relate to. It also covers many questions children ask, such as will the person die and what exactly happens, but tackles the answers with insight and honesty.
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New for 2020, this spiral-bound, A4 book provides practitioners, such as teachers and youth leaders, with a framework of activities to engage bereaved young people, get them thinking and talking, and help them to develop resilience and coping skills. Includes activity session plans with photocopiable resources.